By the Queene. A proclamation notifying the dissolution of the Parliament that was proroged vnto the xiiii day of Nouember. 1586 Proclamations. 1586-09-15 England and Wales. Sovereign (1558-1603 : Elizabeth I) 1586 Approx. 3 KB of XML-encoded text transcribed from 1 1-bit group-IV TIFF page image. Text Creation Partnership, Ann Arbor, MI ; Oxford (UK) : 2011-04 (EEBO-TCP Phase 2). A21833 STC 8159 ESTC S115381 99850600 99850600 15812

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By the Queene. ❧ A Proclamation notifying the diſſolution of the Parliment that was proroged vnto the xiiii day of Nouember. 1586.

WHere the Parliament holden & begun at Weſtminſter the three and twentieth day of Nouember, in the ſeven and twentieth yeere of the Queenes Maieſties reigne, hath bene continued by diuers prorogations and adiornements, vntill the ſixe and twentieth day of April now laſt paſt, at which day by her Maieſties letters patents vnder the great ſeale of England, bearing date at Weſtminſter the ſame ſixe and twentieth day of April, the ſame Parliament was proroged and adiorned vntil the fourtenth day of November now next comming: Her Maieſtie doeth hereby ſignifie vnto all her louing ſubiects, that aſwel for that the matters preſently requiring the conſideration of a Parliament bee of ſuch importance vnto her Maieſtie and this her highneſſe Realme, as they may not conueniently be deferred vntil the ſaid fourteenth day of Nouember: & for that alſo ſundry of the Knights, Citizens and Burgeſſes of the ſaid Parliament, are in the parties beyond the ſeas in her Maieſties ſeruice, whereby her highneſſe cannot vſe their ſeruice in the ſame Parliament, and for many other weightie cauſes and conſiderations her Highneſſe in that behalfe eſpecially moouing: Hath by her letters patents vnder the great ſcale of England, bearing date the foureteenth day of this inſtant moneth of September, diſſolued the ſame Parliament, ſo as the Lordes ſpirituall and temporall, Knightes, Citizens and Burgeſſes of the ſame diſſolued Parliament, ſhall not neede to make their apparance for the ſeruice of that Parliament in the ſaid foureteenth day of Nouember next comming, but are of the ſame their appatance by reaſon of the ſame diſſolution clearly diſcharged. Neuertheleſſe, her Highneſſe being for the reſpects aforeſaid, and vpon like weighty conſiderations minded preſently to ſummon a new Parliament, if any the Knights, Citizens or Burgeſſes of the former diſſolued Parliament ſhall fortune to be elected Knights, Citizens or Burgeſſes of the Parliament now newly to be ſummoned, her Highnes doeth likewiſe ſignifie, that they are then to keepe their apparance with the other Knights, Citizens and Burgeſſes of the ſame Parliament, at the day and place when and where the ſame new Parliament ſhall bee ſummoned to be holden and kept, whereof her Highneſſe requireth them not to faile.

Giuen at her Highnes Caſtle of Windſore, the fifteenth day of September, in the eight and twentieth yeere of her Highneſſe raigne. God ſaue the Queene.

Imprinted at London by Chriſtopher Barker, Printer to the Queenes moſt excellent Maieſtie.